Koala

Best Match :<br/><br/>Seeking an adopter with some experience<br/><br/>Could join a calm home with older kids<br/><br/>Needs to be the only pet<br/><br/>Needs to be indoor only<br/><br/>Takes daily medication for anxiety<br/><br/>Ready for a new best friend? So is Koala! This 11-year-old tabby quickly overcomes her shyness to become a devoted companion — often curling up as the little spoon for movie night.<br/><br/>Koala is wonderfully expressive. She’ll make soft eye contact and meow sweetly to invite you to follow her around the house, sometimes flopping down mid-walk for a surprise cuddle. When she’s at her happiest, she kneads enthusiastically, purrs loudly, and occasionally drools as she makes biscuits.<br/><br/>Although she’s not a kitten anymore, Koala still has a playful side. She loves chasing her wand toy near you and goes wild for catnip. After a quick burst of play, she’s ready to settle in with an adoring gaze for close snuggles.<br/><br/>This<br/><br/>darling middle-aged beauty knows what she likes, and that is to be the only pet in a calm, indoor-only home, complete with her favorite litter box set-up (low sides, please!). Koala has a history of litter box avoidance that worsens with stress or routine changes. She is currently doing well with her current setup and she is looking for a hero adopter who can partner with their veterinarian to manage her ongoing care.<br/><br/>Koala is ready to reward you with endless affection — and plenty of cuddles. Koala is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and FeLV/FIV negative.<br/><br/>If you are interested in setting up a meeting or have more questions, please complete our Adoption Inquiry form below.

Best Match :

Seeking an adopter with some experience

Could join a calm home with older kids

Needs to be the only pet

Needs to be indoor only

Takes daily medication for anxiety

Ready for a new best friend? So is Koala! This 11-year-old tabby quickly overcomes her shyness to become a devoted companion — often curling up as the little spoon for movie night.

Koala is wonderfully expressive. She’ll make soft eye contact and meow sweetly to invite you to follow her around the house, sometimes flopping down mid-walk for a surprise cuddle. When she’s at her happiest, she kneads enthusiastically, purrs loudly, and occasionally drools as she makes biscuits.

Although she’s not a kitten anymore, Koala still has a playful side. She loves chasing her wand toy near you and goes wild for catnip. After a quick burst of play, she’s ready to settle in with an adoring gaze for close snuggles.

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Best Match :

Seeking an adopter with some experience

Could join a calm home with older kids

Needs to be the only pet

Needs to be indoor only

Takes daily medication for anxiety

Ready for a new best friend? So is Koala! This 11-year-old tabby quickly overcomes her shyness to become a devoted companion — often curling up as the little spoon for movie night.

Koala is wonderfully expressive. She’ll make soft eye contact and meow sweetly to invite you to follow her around the house, sometimes flopping down mid-walk for a surprise cuddle. When she’s at her happiest, she kneads enthusiastically, purrs loudly, and occasionally drools as she makes biscuits.

Although she’s not a kitten anymore, Koala still has a playful side. She loves chasing her wand toy near you and goes wild for catnip. After a quick burst of play, she’s ready to settle in with an adoring gaze for close snuggles.

This

darling middle-aged beauty knows what she likes, and that is to be the only pet in a calm, indoor-only home, complete with her favorite litter box set-up (low sides, please!). Koala has a history of litter box avoidance that worsens with stress or routine changes. She is currently doing well with her current setup and she is looking for a hero adopter who can partner with their veterinarian to manage her ongoing care.

Koala is ready to reward you